The Last Waltz

[@cadanadan]

I’m very happy I stumbled upon this

[@Grayitone]

Came across this video by chance, and happen to recognize the song. Some of the only historic video footage from my local area has a cover of this song playing in the background. Not sure who added it or when, but it’s nice to put a name to the song!

[@VermilionStreet]

if you dont mind, is that video anywhere on the internet?

[@juliehartley3652]

What a lovely rendition. Thank you.

[@dcaj4]

Thanks for listening

[@G6JPG]

Strange how perceptions differ! I find this a very plodding rendition. This is not meant as a criticism, though: it's a perfectly nice version, and very well played - it just wasn't what I was expecting.

[@JaggerHA]

@@G6JPGThis is played from a piano roll, that is the plonky sound you hear.​ Piano rolls do not offer any tension in the notes, they simply play them as harsh as it comes. It is being played automatically, no people involved.

[@JaggerHA]

​@@G6JPGThis is the piano roll, hence the plonky sound you are hearing. Piano rolls do not offer any tension in the notes; they play it as harsh as it comes. Piano rolls are an automatic process with no human involved in the playing.

[@G6JPG]

@@JaggerHA I realise that. However, they're often made by "recording" a human playing, or at least if made from a midi file or something, someone "tweaks" the file a bit. This sounds like a very fixed-tempo translation (except right at the end). However, @juliehartley3652 liked it, so what do I know!

[@zzydny]

Sweet and sad.

[@rexnemo]

Very haunting . "If I may make so bold sir ."

[@Masteroxo]

Çi xemgîn e

[@johntyjp]

Tempo too slow, play at 1.25?!🧐